Knowing that $$\cos\frac{\pi}{8}=\frac {1}{2}\sqrt{2+\sqrt{2}},$$ find all roots of these equations:
$2 \overline z=z^7$,
$32 \overline z=z^7$,
$128 \overline z+z^7=0$.
Only those which have solutions different from $z=0$.
Knowing that $$\cos\frac{\pi}{8}=\frac {1}{2}\sqrt{2+\sqrt{2}},$$ find all roots of these equations:
$2 \overline z=z^7$,
$32 \overline z=z^7$,
$128 \overline z+z^7=0$.
Only those which have solutions different from $z=0$.
For the first one we have that
$$2\overline z=z^7 \implies 2\overline zz=z^8 \implies z^8=2|z|^2\implies |z|^6=2 \quad z=\sqrt[6] 2$$
then we need to solve
$$z^8=2\sqrt[3] 2$$
and similarly for the others.
The solution seems not related to $\cos \frac{\pi}8$.